How likely is Nuclear War?

[dead0man]

<2% (assuming we're just talking about the next couple of years)

[dead0man]

I'm not just posting, either. I am actually moving out of D.C. in part because I don't want to be here when the nuke hits.

You know, I would really expect a self-proclaimed super-genius to know that the North Koreans physically cannot hit any American city east of the Midwest. In fact, the current belief is that they'd be lucky if they could hit the West Coast.

and anybody nuking DC ain't just doing it once.

[dead0man]

I love how all the people personally attacking me have no counterargument. Can you answer YES to any of these questions?

Will North Korea voluntarily give up is nuclear capability?
Will the United States accept a North Korea with nuclear capability?
If the United States launches a massive attack on North Korea, will they hold back from nuclear retaliation?

1.probably not
2.probably not
3.yes, because there is no way in hell the Norks will be able to set up and launch a missile at all, much less one that they put a warhead on.....assuming they've figured out how to make one small enough...which they have not proven yet....while under attack.  Don't you think we would focus on the possible launch sites early on?  There are only so many of them.

But it won't be the US/S.Korea that starts sh**t here, even with a mentally unbalanced person in the White House.

[dead0man]

You way overestimate the Norks level of missile technology.